Balancing And Rocco's Neck On The Line, Part III of III
By Monette Benoit, All Rights Reserved.
Part I and II began: The chair, with foldout bed, was delivered for Mom’s recuperation.
Once Mom was discharged from nine days in ICU, doctors advised me “to have a bed” here. “You may need it.” Mom spent 57 days in multiple hospitals.
When she was discharged from her quarantined room in the third hospital with acquired hospital infections – to include the MRSA, C-Diff and other hospital bacteria – (mere days before her 60-day insurance lapsed), my 6’ 4” brother carried Mom to his car and to her bed in his arms. She was too ill and weak to sit up. Her goals then and now? To sit up and walk.
Part II: Moments later I asked, “Why did you have your mother and sister’s name tattooed on your neck?”
Part III: And the balance in this column’s title?
Balance with a chair? Balance with your schooling? Your work? New goals? New health?
Can you name three items right now before you finish reading this sentence that you want to balance? Not need to. Want to. Right now.
Straight and simple, can you name three areas where you would balance your priorities?
Are you cruising forward with balance?
Just knowing your answer – yes; no; heck, no; or maybe – will tell you much.
Shift your balance-focus with temporary timelines.
Balance with long-term timelines.
Seek good, smooth balance – perhaps avoiding all struggles around corners?
During a coaching session with a new court reporter (recent graduate) the individual responded that the single “balancing” common thought during multiple years of schooling was, “When is my teacher going to cough, so I can catch up on this test?”
This student wished each teacher would cough each day in each class?
And there you have it.
New habits form new habitual balancing.
I dare you to find your true balance.
What would you print on the side of your neck?
What would you do if your balance and focus were identified?
On a personal note, as I write this article, my mother has not seen this new chair with bed.
My father now has “topped your mother’s health issues” (Dad’s words).
Yes, he too has acquired multiple hospital infections to include the MRSA.
Perhaps we all have moments causing realtime “balance” reflection.
Chair in hand, that evening, Rocco helped me. Perhaps I may help you.
Finishing this article this morning (taking a pre-dawn emergency phone call) I am now off to my father’s hospital room.
Then I travel to Mom’s to feed my mother breakfast. Then back to Dad’s surgical floor hospital room. Then back to feed Mom lunch. Mom may soon need the chair-bed here.
I may be gifted (handed) a new balance-refocus before 10 today, Sunday morning.
I am hoping this balance arrives gently, not swiftly or unfocused.
Then, like you, I’ll get back in the saddle, balance my priorities, perhaps learn new lessons.
I will focus on focus.
In the hospital hallway or feeding my mom, I will choose to focus.
And I believe in your balance. May it be so.
Monette Benoit may be reached for tutoring and coaching: Monette@ARTCS.com and Monette@CRRbooks.com
Part I of III is posted June 1, 2011, on Monette's Musings at www.monettebenoit.com and www.CRRbooks.com
Part II of III is posted June 23, 2011, on Monette's Musings at www.monettebenoit.com and www.CRRbooks.com
Monette Benoit, B. B.A., CCR, CRI, CPE, Paralegal
Motivation Management & Life Coach,
Tutor and Multiple Title Author of Books & Test Prep for the Court Reporting & Captioning Industry
Realtime Court Reporter, Instructor, Consultant, Columnist
Court Reporter Reference Books & CDs: www.CRRbooks.com
Blog: Monette's Musings, www.monettebenoit.com
* Educational/Career Advancement; Private Tutoring/Customized Coaching
All American RealTime/Captioning Services, Inc.: www.ARTCS.com
Have you failed NCRA’s RPR, RMR or a state court reporting exam? I want to help you and others to pass your test and to exceed career goals. http://crrbooks.com/index.php?cPath=61
Did You Know: www.CRRbooks.com has material to help you advance skills for NCRA exams and state certifications?
Did You Know: You can accelerate your career with private tutoring and coaching?
Court reporting veteran Monette Benoit can help you achieve your goals.
Coaching and tutoring topics include:
• Motivation skills to keep you moving forward,
• Time-management skills,
• Process learning for more effective retention,
• Communication skills and daily interaction improvement skills, and much more.
Who comes to Monette for tutoring and coaching?
• Veteran court reporters, CART providers and broadcast captioners brushing up on their skills for test-taking requirements,
• In-class students who feel they’re falling behind or aren’t ready for the required tests,
• Students or veterans who struggle with focus, goal-setting, time-management or other life skills that might be interfering in their upward success,
• At-home students who want to ensure they’re on track for their exam and career goals,
• Veteran court reporters and broadcast captioners expanding their career options in related fields,
• Students and veterans alike who find they’re struggling with one or two key areas of daily practice,
• Students or veterans who have begun to question their career or whether they’re on the “right track” …
Check It Out: Reach Your Goals! Tutoring and Coaching
http://crrbooks.com/index.php?cPath=29
Monette Benoit can help you achieve at much high levels. Where do you want to go? What have you really wanted to do with your career, and ultimately, your life? Specific custom-designed guidance efficiently assists you!
About Monette Benoit:
As a 25+year court reporter, CART provider, author of NCRA test prep material and an instructor, Monette Benoit has taught multiple theories, academics, all speed classes and the 225 homeroom within NCRA-approved schools and a community college. She understands the challenges many adults now face in our industry and schooling.
Monette Benoit has worked with thousands of professionals, court reporters, students and instructors. She has also helped create new court reporting training programs, worked with federal grants, and assisted instructors in developing curriculum for both in-class and at-home students.
Her one-on-one tutoring has greatly assisted thousands of students, novice and experienced professionals to privately reach the next level.
Monette's Musings is a blog containing information for busy professionals, students and individuals who are fearless and seek to create their success each day.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Balancing And Rocco's Neck On The Line, Part II of III
Balancing And Rocco's Neck On The Line, Part II of III
By Monette Benoit, All Rights Reserved.
Part I began: The chair, with foldout bed, was delivered for Mom’s recuperation.
Once Mom was discharged from nine days in ICU, doctors advised me “to have a bed” here. “You may need it.”
Mom spent 57 days in multiple hospitals.
When she was discharged from her quarantined room in the third hospital with acquired hospital infections – to include the MRSA, C-Diff and other hospital bacteria – (mere days before her 60-day insurance lapsed), my 6’ 4” brother carried Mom to his car and to her bed in his arms. She was too ill and weak to sit up.
Her goals then and now? To sit up and walk.
Part II: Moments later I asked, “Why did you have your mother and sister’s name tattooed on your neck?”
Rocco said, “My dad taught me family always comes first. Always.”
I said, “Wow, that’s some commitment.” Another silence.
The chair made it through the door; the men were panting.
Rocco said, “Lots of people do their mother’s names on their necks.”
I thought before saying softly, “Not that I’ve met.”
Rocco said, “We do in my Hispanic culture.”
Respectfully (in Texas), I said, “My white culture doesn’t have many with tattoos like that.”
Rocco turned to me, “My mother is white.”
Great. And my reply? “Just slap me silly.”
How does this relate to this month’s column?
As I tipped each for their delivery service that evening, I said, “You really put your neck on the line for them, yes?”
Rocco beamed, “They are everything to me.”
I could not forget the vision of Rocco’s tattoos after they left.
I continued to think about the (tattoo) “neck commitments” and wondered what I would put on my neck?
What might a person put on his or her neck, in such colorful, large print?
Yet, I saw a connection with the students, CART providers, captioners, and court reporters with whom I work.
Many individuals have wonderful goals with solid commitments.
One reporter I am coaching is taking multiple state court reporting certifications, then sitting for NCRA’s RPR. She is going to pass each – this I know.
When I asked what time her tests started, she hadn’t “looked” – the first state test to be given in four days.
She just laughed, “Oh, I know to look that detail up before I go.” Okay.
What would you commit to if it was written on your neck?
Omitting religion and political views here, for the sake of this column, what might that be?
As I continued to tutor and coach I trolled this question. Each person was fascinated with the question. (And I asked Hispanic students and court reporters.)
Not one person in our field has commented or joked about a name on his or her neck
Maybe court reporters view tattooing the side – or two sides – of their necks to be different?
I then thought maybe ‘we’ view this commitment differently since we are tested at such high pass rates, 99-100 percent at work, and 95-98 percent in school each day.
Might that daily “I have to get this” discipline we work with have correlation?
I trolled that to see if that might have a causal relationship.
Some thought it might be a possibility. Many said, “Nope.”
Monette Benoit may be reached for tutoring and coaching: Monette@ARTCS.com and Monette@CRRbooks.com
Part I of III is posted June 1, 2011, on Monette's Musings at www.monettebenoit.com and www.CRRbooks.com
Part III of III is posted June 23, 2011, on Monette's Musings at www.monettebenoit.com and www.CRRbooks.com
Monette Benoit, B. B.A., CCR, CRI, CPE, Paralegal
Motivation Management & Life Coach,
Tutor and Multiple Title Author of Books & Test Prep for the Court Reporting & Captioning Industry
Realtime Court Reporter, Instructor, Consultant, Columnist
Court Reporter Reference Books & CDs: www.CRRbooks.com
Blog: Monette's Musings, www.monettebenoit.com
* Educational/Career Advancement; Private Tutoring/Customized Coaching
All American RealTime/Captioning Services, Inc.: www.ARTCS.com
Have you failed NCRA’s RPR, RMR or a state court reporting exam? I want to help you and others to pass your test and to exceed career goals. http://crrbooks.com/index.php?cPath=61
Did You Know: www.CRRbooks.com has material to help you advance skills for NCRA exams and state certifications?
Did You Know: You can accelerate your career with private tutoring and coaching?
Court reporting veteran Monette Benoit can help you achieve your goals.
Coaching and tutoring topics include:
• Motivation skills to keep you moving forward,
• Time-management skills,
• Process learning for more effective retention,
• Communication skills and daily interaction improvement skills, and much more.
Who comes to Monette for tutoring and coaching?
• Veteran court reporters, CART providers and broadcast captioners brushing up on their skills for test-taking requirements,
• In-class students who feel they’re falling behind or aren’t ready for the required tests,
• Students or veterans who struggle with focus, goal-setting, time-management or other life skills that might be interfering in their upward success,
• At-home students who want to ensure they’re on track for their exam and career goals,
• Veteran court reporters and broadcast captioners expanding their career options in related fields,
• Students and veterans alike who find they’re struggling with one or two key areas of daily practice,
• Students or veterans who have begun to question their career or whether they’re on the “right track” …
Check It Out: Reach Your Goals! Tutoring and Coaching
http://crrbooks.com/index.php?cPath=29
Monette Benoit can help you achieve at much high levels. Where do you want to go? What have you really wanted to do with your career, and ultimately, your life? Specific custom-designed guidance efficiently assists you!
About Monette Benoit:
As a 25+year court reporter, CART provider, author of NCRA test prep material and an instructor, Monette Benoit has taught multiple theories, academics, all speed classes and the 225 homeroom within NCRA-approved schools and a community college. She understands the challenges many adults now face in our industry and schooling.
Monette Benoit has worked with thousands of professionals, court reporters, students and instructors. She has also helped create new court reporting training programs, worked with federal grants, and assisted instructors in developing curriculum for both in-class and at-home students.
Her one-on-one tutoring has greatly assisted thousands of students, novice and experienced professionals to privately reach the next level.
Monette's Musings is a blog containing information for busy professionals, students and individuals who are fearless and seek to create their success each day.
By Monette Benoit, All Rights Reserved.
Part I began: The chair, with foldout bed, was delivered for Mom’s recuperation.
Once Mom was discharged from nine days in ICU, doctors advised me “to have a bed” here. “You may need it.”
Mom spent 57 days in multiple hospitals.
When she was discharged from her quarantined room in the third hospital with acquired hospital infections – to include the MRSA, C-Diff and other hospital bacteria – (mere days before her 60-day insurance lapsed), my 6’ 4” brother carried Mom to his car and to her bed in his arms. She was too ill and weak to sit up.
Her goals then and now? To sit up and walk.
Part II: Moments later I asked, “Why did you have your mother and sister’s name tattooed on your neck?”
Rocco said, “My dad taught me family always comes first. Always.”
I said, “Wow, that’s some commitment.” Another silence.
The chair made it through the door; the men were panting.
Rocco said, “Lots of people do their mother’s names on their necks.”
I thought before saying softly, “Not that I’ve met.”
Rocco said, “We do in my Hispanic culture.”
Respectfully (in Texas), I said, “My white culture doesn’t have many with tattoos like that.”
Rocco turned to me, “My mother is white.”
Great. And my reply? “Just slap me silly.”
How does this relate to this month’s column?
As I tipped each for their delivery service that evening, I said, “You really put your neck on the line for them, yes?”
Rocco beamed, “They are everything to me.”
I could not forget the vision of Rocco’s tattoos after they left.
I continued to think about the (tattoo) “neck commitments” and wondered what I would put on my neck?
What might a person put on his or her neck, in such colorful, large print?
Yet, I saw a connection with the students, CART providers, captioners, and court reporters with whom I work.
Many individuals have wonderful goals with solid commitments.
One reporter I am coaching is taking multiple state court reporting certifications, then sitting for NCRA’s RPR. She is going to pass each – this I know.
When I asked what time her tests started, she hadn’t “looked” – the first state test to be given in four days.
She just laughed, “Oh, I know to look that detail up before I go.” Okay.
What would you commit to if it was written on your neck?
Omitting religion and political views here, for the sake of this column, what might that be?
As I continued to tutor and coach I trolled this question. Each person was fascinated with the question. (And I asked Hispanic students and court reporters.)
Not one person in our field has commented or joked about a name on his or her neck
Maybe court reporters view tattooing the side – or two sides – of their necks to be different?
I then thought maybe ‘we’ view this commitment differently since we are tested at such high pass rates, 99-100 percent at work, and 95-98 percent in school each day.
Might that daily “I have to get this” discipline we work with have correlation?
I trolled that to see if that might have a causal relationship.
Some thought it might be a possibility. Many said, “Nope.”
Monette Benoit may be reached for tutoring and coaching: Monette@ARTCS.com and Monette@CRRbooks.com
Part I of III is posted June 1, 2011, on Monette's Musings at www.monettebenoit.com and www.CRRbooks.com
Part III of III is posted June 23, 2011, on Monette's Musings at www.monettebenoit.com and www.CRRbooks.com
Monette Benoit, B. B.A., CCR, CRI, CPE, Paralegal
Motivation Management & Life Coach,
Tutor and Multiple Title Author of Books & Test Prep for the Court Reporting & Captioning Industry
Realtime Court Reporter, Instructor, Consultant, Columnist
Court Reporter Reference Books & CDs: www.CRRbooks.com
Blog: Monette's Musings, www.monettebenoit.com
* Educational/Career Advancement; Private Tutoring/Customized Coaching
All American RealTime/Captioning Services, Inc.: www.ARTCS.com
Have you failed NCRA’s RPR, RMR or a state court reporting exam? I want to help you and others to pass your test and to exceed career goals. http://crrbooks.com/index.php?cPath=61
Did You Know: www.CRRbooks.com has material to help you advance skills for NCRA exams and state certifications?
Did You Know: You can accelerate your career with private tutoring and coaching?
Court reporting veteran Monette Benoit can help you achieve your goals.
Coaching and tutoring topics include:
• Motivation skills to keep you moving forward,
• Time-management skills,
• Process learning for more effective retention,
• Communication skills and daily interaction improvement skills, and much more.
Who comes to Monette for tutoring and coaching?
• Veteran court reporters, CART providers and broadcast captioners brushing up on their skills for test-taking requirements,
• In-class students who feel they’re falling behind or aren’t ready for the required tests,
• Students or veterans who struggle with focus, goal-setting, time-management or other life skills that might be interfering in their upward success,
• At-home students who want to ensure they’re on track for their exam and career goals,
• Veteran court reporters and broadcast captioners expanding their career options in related fields,
• Students and veterans alike who find they’re struggling with one or two key areas of daily practice,
• Students or veterans who have begun to question their career or whether they’re on the “right track” …
Check It Out: Reach Your Goals! Tutoring and Coaching
http://crrbooks.com/index.php?cPath=29
Monette Benoit can help you achieve at much high levels. Where do you want to go? What have you really wanted to do with your career, and ultimately, your life? Specific custom-designed guidance efficiently assists you!
About Monette Benoit:
As a 25+year court reporter, CART provider, author of NCRA test prep material and an instructor, Monette Benoit has taught multiple theories, academics, all speed classes and the 225 homeroom within NCRA-approved schools and a community college. She understands the challenges many adults now face in our industry and schooling.
Monette Benoit has worked with thousands of professionals, court reporters, students and instructors. She has also helped create new court reporting training programs, worked with federal grants, and assisted instructors in developing curriculum for both in-class and at-home students.
Her one-on-one tutoring has greatly assisted thousands of students, novice and experienced professionals to privately reach the next level.
Monette's Musings is a blog containing information for busy professionals, students and individuals who are fearless and seek to create their success each day.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Balancing And Rocco's Neck On The Line, Part I of III
Balancing And Rocco's Neck On The Line, Part I of III
By Monette Benoit, All Rights Reserved.
The chair, with foldout bed, was delivered for Mom’s recuperation.
Once Mom was discharged from nine days in ICU, doctors advised me “to have a bed” here. “You may need it.”
Mom spent 57 days in multiple hospitals.
When she was discharged from her quarantined room in the third hospital with acquired hospital infections – to include the MRSA, C-Diff and other hospital bacteria – (mere days before her 60-day insurance lapsed), my 6’ 4” brother carried Mom to his car and to her bed in his arms. She was too ill and weak to sit up.
Her goals then and now? To sit up and walk.
Rocco and Joseph delivered the chair Saturday evening. Getting the chair through the hallway and around a quick turn was a serious challenge.
I breathed a sigh of relief once the chair was through the doorway.
Rocco was struggling with the chair when I noticed the large scripted, cursive, multi-colored tattoo, running (large print to smaller print) the left side of Rocco’s shoulder and neck – up to his left jaw line.
I blinked and looked at the large word – counting at least eight letters.
I said softly, watching Rocco, “That’s some tattoo. Is that a name?”
He beamed, “Yes, it is.”
I pointed to his neck, “That must be an important person, yes?”
He beamed, “It’s my mother!”
I blinked hard, “Your mother?”
Rocco nodded, still chair-struggling (for my mother) and said, “And the other side of my neck has a name, too.” I blinked harder.
Rocco proudly twisted his body, holding the chair (with foldout bed, not a light piece of furniture) to show me the right side of his neck.
A second tattoo with multiple letters, each large and multi-colored, ran from his neck up to his right jaw-line.
I was stunned. Joseph, also holding the chair, just sighed.
I had a feeling he had heard this conversation.
Rocco then said, “The second name is my sister.”
My reply after listening to details of my father’s recent multiple midnight ER (serious) visits?
My reply after listening to Dad detailing how he left Mom alone (gasp) “again” to drive himself to the same emergency room Mom and my brother were recently patients?
I replied to Rocco a simple, “Get out!”
Rocco, “Yes, and do you know why my sister was upset?”
Hungry and stunned, I just shook my head.
Rocco, “My sister was upset I did my mother’s name first.”
For the first time in many hours, I threw my head back and laughed.
Monette Benoit may be reached for tutoring and coaching: Monette@ARTCS.com and Monette@CRRbooks.com
Part II of III is posted June 11, 2011, on Monette's Musings at www.monettebenoit.com and www.CRRbooks.com
Part III of III is posted June 23, 2011, on Monette's Musings at www.monettebenoit.com and www.CRRbooks.com
Monette Benoit, B. B.A., CCR, CRI, CPE, Paralegal
Motivation Management & Life Coach,
Tutor and Multiple Title Author of Books & Test Prep for the Court Reporting & Captioning Industry
Realtime Court Reporter, Instructor, Consultant, Columnist
Court Reporter Reference Books & CDs: www.CRRbooks.com
Blog: Monette's Musings, www.monettebenoit.com
* Educational/Career Advancement; Private Tutoring/Customized Coaching
All American RealTime/Captioning Services, Inc.: www.ARTCS.com
Have you failed NCRA’s RPR, RMR or a state court reporting exam? I want to help you and others to pass your test and to exceed career goals. http://crrbooks.com/index.php?cPath=61
Did You Know: www.CRRbooks.com has material to help you advance skills for NCRA exams and state certifications?
Did You Know: You can accelerate your career with private tutoring and coaching?
Court reporting veteran Monette Benoit can help you achieve your goals.
Coaching and tutoring topics include:
• Motivation skills to keep you moving forward,
• Time-management skills,
• Process learning for more effective retention,
• Communication skills and daily interaction improvement skills, and much more.
Who comes to Monette for tutoring and coaching?
• Veteran court reporters, CART providers and broadcast captioners brushing up on their skills for test-taking requirements,
• In-class students who feel they’re falling behind or aren’t ready for the required tests,
• Students or veterans who struggle with focus, goal-setting, time-management or other life skills that might be interfering in their upward success,
• At-home students who want to ensure they’re on track for their exam and career goals,
• Veteran court reporters and broadcast captioners expanding their career options in related fields,
• Students and veterans alike who find they’re struggling with one or two key areas of daily practice,
• Students or veterans who have begun to question their career or whether they’re on the “right track” …
Check It Out: Reach Your Goals! Tutoring and Coaching
http://crrbooks.com/index.php?cPath=29
Monette Benoit can help you achieve at much high levels. Where do you want to go? What have you really wanted to do with your career, and ultimately, your life? Specific custom-designed guidance efficiently assists you!
About Monette Benoit:
As a 25+year court reporter, CART provider, author of NCRA test prep material and an instructor, Monette Benoit has taught multiple theories, academics, all speed classes and the 225 homeroom within NCRA-approved schools and a community college. She understands the challenges many adults now face in our industry and schooling.
Monette Benoit has worked with thousands of professionals, court reporters, students and instructors. She has also helped create new court reporting training programs, worked with federal grants, and assisted instructors in developing curriculum for both in-class and at-home students.
Her one-on-one tutoring has greatly assisted thousands of students, novice and experienced professionals to privately reach the next level.
By Monette Benoit, All Rights Reserved.
The chair, with foldout bed, was delivered for Mom’s recuperation.
Once Mom was discharged from nine days in ICU, doctors advised me “to have a bed” here. “You may need it.”
Mom spent 57 days in multiple hospitals.
When she was discharged from her quarantined room in the third hospital with acquired hospital infections – to include the MRSA, C-Diff and other hospital bacteria – (mere days before her 60-day insurance lapsed), my 6’ 4” brother carried Mom to his car and to her bed in his arms. She was too ill and weak to sit up.
Her goals then and now? To sit up and walk.
Rocco and Joseph delivered the chair Saturday evening. Getting the chair through the hallway and around a quick turn was a serious challenge.
I breathed a sigh of relief once the chair was through the doorway.
Rocco was struggling with the chair when I noticed the large scripted, cursive, multi-colored tattoo, running (large print to smaller print) the left side of Rocco’s shoulder and neck – up to his left jaw line.
I blinked and looked at the large word – counting at least eight letters.
I said softly, watching Rocco, “That’s some tattoo. Is that a name?”
He beamed, “Yes, it is.”
I pointed to his neck, “That must be an important person, yes?”
He beamed, “It’s my mother!”
I blinked hard, “Your mother?”
Rocco nodded, still chair-struggling (for my mother) and said, “And the other side of my neck has a name, too.” I blinked harder.
Rocco proudly twisted his body, holding the chair (with foldout bed, not a light piece of furniture) to show me the right side of his neck.
A second tattoo with multiple letters, each large and multi-colored, ran from his neck up to his right jaw-line.
I was stunned. Joseph, also holding the chair, just sighed.
I had a feeling he had heard this conversation.
Rocco then said, “The second name is my sister.”
My reply after listening to details of my father’s recent multiple midnight ER (serious) visits?
My reply after listening to Dad detailing how he left Mom alone (gasp) “again” to drive himself to the same emergency room Mom and my brother were recently patients?
I replied to Rocco a simple, “Get out!”
Rocco, “Yes, and do you know why my sister was upset?”
Hungry and stunned, I just shook my head.
Rocco, “My sister was upset I did my mother’s name first.”
For the first time in many hours, I threw my head back and laughed.
Monette Benoit may be reached for tutoring and coaching: Monette@ARTCS.com and Monette@CRRbooks.com
Part II of III is posted June 11, 2011, on Monette's Musings at www.monettebenoit.com and www.CRRbooks.com
Part III of III is posted June 23, 2011, on Monette's Musings at www.monettebenoit.com and www.CRRbooks.com
Monette Benoit, B. B.A., CCR, CRI, CPE, Paralegal
Motivation Management & Life Coach,
Tutor and Multiple Title Author of Books & Test Prep for the Court Reporting & Captioning Industry
Realtime Court Reporter, Instructor, Consultant, Columnist
Court Reporter Reference Books & CDs: www.CRRbooks.com
Blog: Monette's Musings, www.monettebenoit.com
* Educational/Career Advancement; Private Tutoring/Customized Coaching
All American RealTime/Captioning Services, Inc.: www.ARTCS.com
Have you failed NCRA’s RPR, RMR or a state court reporting exam? I want to help you and others to pass your test and to exceed career goals. http://crrbooks.com/index.php?cPath=61
Did You Know: www.CRRbooks.com has material to help you advance skills for NCRA exams and state certifications?
Did You Know: You can accelerate your career with private tutoring and coaching?
Court reporting veteran Monette Benoit can help you achieve your goals.
Coaching and tutoring topics include:
• Motivation skills to keep you moving forward,
• Time-management skills,
• Process learning for more effective retention,
• Communication skills and daily interaction improvement skills, and much more.
Who comes to Monette for tutoring and coaching?
• Veteran court reporters, CART providers and broadcast captioners brushing up on their skills for test-taking requirements,
• In-class students who feel they’re falling behind or aren’t ready for the required tests,
• Students or veterans who struggle with focus, goal-setting, time-management or other life skills that might be interfering in their upward success,
• At-home students who want to ensure they’re on track for their exam and career goals,
• Veteran court reporters and broadcast captioners expanding their career options in related fields,
• Students and veterans alike who find they’re struggling with one or two key areas of daily practice,
• Students or veterans who have begun to question their career or whether they’re on the “right track” …
Check It Out: Reach Your Goals! Tutoring and Coaching
http://crrbooks.com/index.php?cPath=29
Monette Benoit can help you achieve at much high levels. Where do you want to go? What have you really wanted to do with your career, and ultimately, your life? Specific custom-designed guidance efficiently assists you!
About Monette Benoit:
As a 25+year court reporter, CART provider, author of NCRA test prep material and an instructor, Monette Benoit has taught multiple theories, academics, all speed classes and the 225 homeroom within NCRA-approved schools and a community college. She understands the challenges many adults now face in our industry and schooling.
Monette Benoit has worked with thousands of professionals, court reporters, students and instructors. She has also helped create new court reporting training programs, worked with federal grants, and assisted instructors in developing curriculum for both in-class and at-home students.
Her one-on-one tutoring has greatly assisted thousands of students, novice and experienced professionals to privately reach the next level.
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